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Hi All,
Sorry for posting my collection snaps very late. Got time (infact felt to share them very much today), so sharing my collections:

Few more:

And Few more:

Thanks for sharing the collection with us Channa. Amazing ideas for photos. Especially the yellow car come out of the grey/yellow pillars. Real cool. I also recognize that Porsche poster. I guess it is from Autocar or OD. Will have to search for mine now. Great backdrop for shooting Porsche cars.

nice models Channa. the porsche is Bburago right??

Diablo Wrote:Thanks for sharing the collection with us Channa. Amazing ideas for photos. Especially the yellow car come out of the grey/yellow pillars. Real cool. I also recognize that Porsche poster. I guess it is from Autocar or OD. Will have to search for mine now. Great backdrop for shooting Porsche cars.

Thanks Diablo, actually they are white and yellow pillars and it is my recently brought DODGE Challenger Concept HEMI 1.6, which i had used to create a Mantap for Ganesh Chaturthi festival. Yeah those posters were from OD i think, i donno exactly since i buy both the magazines if i find any interesting reviews or such.
I am waiting to create a good back drop for taking snaps of the models.

amit V8 Wrote:nice models Channa. the porsche is Bburago right??

Amit, frankly speaking i donno the manufacturer name of the Porsche and Mercedes. I had brought them in a Store in Gopalan Mall, Mysore Road, Bangalore. Both of them i got them for 50% off on MRP, and i did pay around 310 for each of these models.

Nice models there channa, do list the model name/scale/brand if possible. Also a tip for hosting pics:
Once you copy Bburago codes after hosting pics, remove ".Th" from the lines and then paste the codes, your pics will appear directly here instead of thumbnails

vaas2000 Wrote:Nice models there channa, do list the model name/scale/brand if possible. Also a tip for hosting pics:
Once you copy Bburago codes after hosting pics, remove ".Th" from the lines and then paste the codes, your pics will appear directly here instead of thumbnails

Hi Vaas. First i actually had put the images directly without .th, and had seen the preview which i felt it was too big to display in the forum. So did put the thumbnails. Yeah from my next post when i put on my collections on display here will post it in full resolution.

Also i have mentioned all the collections in my Introduction here http://scalemodelcarz.com/enter/showthre...08#pid1808

Still i am posting my collection list again here:

Maisto:
1:18
Mercedes Benz Mclaren SLR (2003 Model).
Dodge Challenger Concept Car (2006 Model, Hemicuda).

1:24
Ford Mustang (1967 Model).
Audi R8.
Nissan GTR 2009.

1:12 (Bikes)
Yamaha YZF R1.
Suzuki Hayabusa.
Honda CBR600RR.
Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R.
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Others:
A 1932 Cadillac (1:24) Signature Model
Porsche 356 1961 (1:24)
Mercedes 300SL 1954 (1:24)
Yamaha YZF R1 (1:18) Welly Model
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Kinsmart, Welly and Others: Scales 1:32 and beyond
Porsche Carrera GT
Nissan Skyline GTR34
Dodge Viper
Audi TT
BMW 1 Series
Mitsubishi Lancer Eviolution VIII
Ferrari Enzo (Plastic Model, brought in Shell petrol bunk)
Porsche Cayman
Lamborghini Gallardo
VW New Beetle
1962 VW Classical Bus

channabasanna Wrote:Hi Vaas. First i actually had put the images directly without .th, and had seen the preview which i felt it was too big to display in the forum. So did put the thumbnails. Yeah from my next post when i put on my collections on display here will post it in full resolution.

Hi channa, Thanks for list, i think i missed reading the list in the other thread. Actually before you upload pics to image shack, you get a option there "resize to 800x600) tick this box and then upload. Then all your pics will be shown in appropriate size in the forum

Hi All.

Updating my Collection, with the photos of my Ferrari's (Shell Petrol Station).

New ones are
Ferrari 360 Spider
F430



Sorry for not able to correctly set the image size to fit into the actual screen.